Sentence examples for indulgence of playing from inspiring English sources

The audience also allows them the indulgence of playing something from their range of blue-eyed soul ballads, a slinky Look at Who We Are, before they conclude perfectly with a celebratory cover of Bruce Springsteen's Dancing in the Dark.

Stewart said it's been an indulgence to play the same character for so long, but there is some relief in having reached the end of her story.

He was 51, only a year older than I am now, and we were both far too young for us to enjoy that father-son relationship that can form only after the years of teenage self-indulgence are all played out.

All religious belief worthy of the name is a state of freedom; if it doesn't feel like that then it is childishness in the bad sense, self-indulgence, playing with oneself.

It simplifies life and allows the indulgence of a John Cusack/High Fidelity fantasy to play in my head.

Waste, excess and indulgence don't play in Deakins' world.

Stoppard, an eager re-writer, thanks Faber in an author's note to a later edition of one of his plays, for their indulgence of his frequent textual revisions for new productions.

The crowd remained enthralled as he tortured a single note with the whammy bar, although this kind of indulgence has worn out some of his other playing partners.

England had a far stronger case in complaining about the handling of the game by Sutton's brother Gerard, and specifically his indulgence of the Kangaroos in late tackles, mostly on James Graham, and of flopping at the play-the-ball.

No indulgence of the ego allowed.

An indulgence of the first order.